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Lets face it. You have a thousand passwords to remember. You also have a GoPro and decided to try out the GoPro iOS app. After some time, you’ll forget it if you didn’t document it and go a while without using your GoPro – like I did. Without further ado, I show you a shortcut […]
I finish showing you how to add a custom logo to your WordPress Website using a theme options plugin called Option Tree. It’s as simple as drag and drop to upload.
I finish adding a slider to the home page of the website. Adding the slider took just over 5 minutes. How simple is that!? And with the help of the option tree plugin, we could add custom slides easily.
I do my best to add a image rotator to the WordPress Website in under 5 minutes. I failed, but just barely. I use the twitter bootstrap carousel, jquery, and some other bootstrap css.
I finish showing you all about WordPress sidebars and widgets. Here is part 1: WordPress Widgets & Sidebars Part #1
In this video, I show you how to create dynamic sidebars so you can display your widgets how you would like them to look. Here is part two of this video: WordPress Widgets & Sidebars Part #2
I walk you through the steps of creating a single.php page. This is the page that actually displays the content of the blog post. Comments and all!
In this video, I will show you how to create custom page templates for WordPress. A custom page template is just as it sounds, it is a file that allows you to give a completely custom style to a certain page. All you do is create the template, sprinkle some special stuff on top, and […]
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I show you how to set up a featured image for your blog posts. Now your riding in style!
I show you how to build the blog feature that powers WordPress. It’s called the WordPress Loop. I also use a couple functions inside the loop that bring in the title, url, and other things.
I go over the very first steps of creating a custom WordPress theme from scratch.
Your website is outdated. You know who you are. You used tables to build it. You still put all of your javascript in the head tag. You still use Internet Explorer. You don’t use a cache system. You still think CSS3 was made by Adobe.
Enabling credit card payments on your website is easy with Authorize.net. The method I am going to teach you today will show you how to use the authorize.net api to control all phases of the customers experience. They don’t need to leave your website once, and they will never know that you use a third party service.